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Woman with passion flower

  • 1835

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Frontispiece illustration depicts a woman holding passion flowers with the caption "The passion flower belongs to the class monadelphia and order pentandria. See page 165." The flower she holds is painted yellow indicating either a bee or the stamen of the flower.

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Comstock, J. L. (John Lee). “Woman with Passion Flower.” In The Young Botanist. New York, New York, 1835. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/dvk2c42.

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